Free 6th Grade Math Spiral Review Escape Room Week 1 Day 5

A self-checking digital math mission built to support daily spiral review or warm-ups in 6th grade. This is the fifth mission I have available, and it is designed to take about ten minutes (easy to fit into a class period when review is due, or at the end of a day when students need to focus but time is short!)

Students answer five math review questions on one interactive page, using the first digit of each answer to create a five-digit numeric code. When the correct number code is entered, the mission is finished (and when the incorrect number code is entered, nothing is unlocked, forcing students to go back and check their work).

Mission 5 follows the same format as all of the other mini escape rooms above, so once your students know the routine, each mission will take very little prep/explaining before students can complete it!

No prep escape! Assign and go, without creating locks or accounts. This digital escape activity is self-checking and perfect for independent, small group, or whole class.

A printable worksheet version of the digital mini escape room is also included to allow for use in classrooms with limited technology, homework, or substitute days. An answer key and the answer code are provided for easy grading or review.

What’s Included

One mini math escape room (Mission 5)

Five math problems on a single interactive page

Printable worksheet version

Answer key and final code

Skills Covered

Ratios

Unit rates

Fraction simplification

Decimal comparison

Order of operations

Suggested Uses

Daily math warm-ups or bell ringers

End-of-day review

Early finisher activities

Emergency substitute plans

Mission 5 is a practical way to keep key 6th grade math skills fresh while adding structure and consistency to your daily spiral review routine.

Your students will love it and ask for more.